I love the variety of things the full size retail store has. This is in the same category plaza as…read morea large Lotte Market. They have collectives, makeup, home items, basic bathroom items, some Asian snacks and hair accessories, stationery. Parking is very good and the hours are not as long as other shops though, so be aware.

Miniso is a super cute Asian toy/cosmetic/home goods/novelty store. I was so happy to see this new…read moreone open up near Lotte Plaza Market. If you like Sanrio characters, Miku Hatsune, the Peanuts, Harry Potter, Care Bears, or Pusheen, this is the store for you. It's filled with a variety of things with your favorite characters on it. You can find anything from tissues to chargers to make up here. They also have some fun Asian snacks. If you like mystery toy boxes, this is the spot for you. A majority of the front of the store is dedicated to that. It's a very cute store! I'd recommend checking it out.

Oksana did an absolutely impeccable job tailoring a formal gown to fit me like a glove. The dress…read morewas for a wedding that had been postponed for a year due to the pandemic, and when it was finally time to wear it the dress didn't fit. I was warned that a new dress would be cheaper, but I didn't want to risk it not arriving in time or the sizing still being not quite right. It was well worth the cost to have the dress fit perfectly. Oksana instantly saw the problems and got to work when I arrived at her shop. It took 45 minutes for her to pin everything in place, and I really appreciated her thoroughness and focus. In the end she had to hem it and take it in significantly at the waist and under the arms, which involved multiple layers of different fabrics, removal and reapplication lace appliques and an attached belt, and reshaping the entire top. She priced out each individual alteration so I knew exactly how much it would cost for each step. The turnaround time was very fast for how much work she had to do and how busy her shop is, and when I came back to try it on it was perfect. I received many compliments and plan on wearing it to future formal events.

I needed two formal outfits altered for an Alaskan cruise and she was hesitant to promise delivery…read morein four days but she worked me in. I will be honest it was expensive but it was quality work and they fit me like a glove and not to be vain but they look great on me.

Service selection value all excellent…read more As soon as I walked in the door, I was greeted the attendant make sure I could find everything I needed and explained how the pricing went. Some things were on sale which made it great value. I got three new pairs of shoes for under $100 awesome.

As soon you walk in the door theres an un polite woman at the register. She was very unfriendly,…read moreunprofessional. Not a sole in the entire store except her and another cashier/employee at two different lanes. Neither greeted me btw. I did though and then I asked for an item which I was alerted before I could finish that it wasn't in stock, and wasn't even an item sold there. I asked out of confusion, "why didn't your store sell them?" She replied because nobody wears them. Immediately I knew this employee had an issue, with something or someone probably herself because I'm somebody and I'm asking you for the item so apparently somebody where's them. Your comp right next door was outta of stock or they didn't have the sizes I needed. I was buying for my entire family. Maybe it's because I wasn't wearing her favorite color because she had red coloring all in her head that looked stank with clearly a stank sarcastic attitude to match. FYI if you are in the customer service business and you refuse to give good or choose rather poor customer service just get out of the business. Times is already bad economy wise. I'm spending money that definitely doesn't grow on trees. The last thing you want is not only for money to not come in, You also don't want people running your future sales away. It's ok maybe it's not for you. Businesses will continue to go out of business unless the management checks the employees bottom line, especially considering the times. There's someone else who needs a job but more importantly actually likes what they do. Not sure if I'll ever be back to shop here, unless desperate.

I had been searching for a new hair stylist, and am so happy that I came upon Sharon!! She made me…read morebeing completely satisfied with my hair a priority, and I am absolutely in love with my hair. Sharon is also very funny and very sweet! I am definitely coming here from now on!

Since moving to Richmond, I knew that I would need a top notch hairstylist. My old stylist was…read moreamazingly fast and always able to fit me in last minute. So being spoiled with him, I did not want to go to anyone. I tried the old fashioned way to find a stylist and was disappointed. However, my coworker told me about Blow and what great service they have. I scheduled my first appointment at 12:30pm and as soon as I walked in she was ready for me. This is a rarity in the hair styling business. I walked out less than an hour and a half later looking fabulous. My husband was surprised I was home so early and exclaimed "it only took her an hour and a half to make your hair look that great? Wow!" Since then, I have been back countless times. Heck, even family visiting has gone to the salon. This is definitely a great salon to come for all your hair care needs!

I typically don't write reviews, however I feel a need to share the many extraordinary experiences…read moreI've had shopping at this cool store. While Brett, the owner, has beautiful things to sell, so do many other stores. What has made me a loyal customer, and what sets this shop apart from others, is the integrity with which Brett does business. Whether it's a repair of a piece of high-value jewelry, or a purchase, I can trust Brett's expertise, professionalism & fair pricing. Brett's customer service is amazing - he even delivered a necklace my daughter bought from him to a restaurant, where we were having a family dinner celebration, so that my daughter, who was returning to her home in Dallas the next morning, could take it with her. He was modifying its length for her and it wasn't quite ready by closing time. Who does that? Brett! I've been delighted to recommend Needful Things and More to my friends!

This tiny consignment store and jewelry repair shop is super charming. We stopped in on a rainy day…read moreand had a really fun time looking at all the collectible items, home decor, and jewelry. My partner had an amazing time chatting with the owner. They have an eclectic mix of things. I especially loved looking at the vintage rings and watches. Don't let how tiny the shop is fool you, you could spend a good amount of time looking through all the jewelry. I'd highly recommend stopping by this shop if you're looking for a unique piece of jewelry. It was easy to park right out front. The owner is very kind about asking if you want to look at anything or have him open the glass. The front section is all jewelry and the back is mostly home decor and home goods.

I highly recommend them…read more * what can I say more!? They are professional, courteous, do a great job....... Simply I highly recommend them. That's it. Period. lol!

When it comes to being fashionable and looking good in your clothes, fit is the most important…read morefactor. That being said, finding yourself a solid tailor can be tricky, but rest assured - this place will take care of you. I've brought numerous slacks, shirts and pants to this store for alterations, and have yet to be disappointed. The owners are skillful and friendly, and will breathe new life into old pieces that have been sitting in your closet. I've even had a few pairs of old jeans tailored - after the alteration they looked like pants that sell for 2 or three times as much at retailers. Pricing is decent. About $20 for an inseam and hem (shirts and pants), and $10 for just a hem. I'm sure you can find some place for less but you'll definitely lose quality. Word of caution: make sure you know EXACTLY what you want regarding the fit. The owners don't speak the best English and have a more "traditional" sense of style.

Customer service could have been better, seems associates are more concerned with your individual…read moreconversations than actually trying to help. If it wasn't for purchasing specific shoes for a wedding, I wouldn't shop here.

Why is the Short Pump, VA store so trashy? I stopped by to pick up an order and look around. From…read morethe minute I walked in the door there is trash everywhere inside. I asked Ryan who identified himself as manger why there was so much trash and litter throughout, he looked around, shrugged his shoulders and said he did t know. He simply said, "sorry" and walked away.I understand I'm not eating there but it would be nice to sit down and try on shoes with having to find a place without fries and trash on the floor. They also told me they are bagless now. So, if you buy $600 worth of shoes like I did - plan to make a few trips.

The pharmacy aspect I came in for was decent, but the layout of the store part was incredibly…read morecluttered. The were two employees working as quickly as they could clearly work to put out stock, and it makes me wonder at corporate and management's lack of forethought when on a Saturday they can't or simply choose not to staff prior to the weekend to sufficiently stock and stage the layout. Cost saving is getting stupider apparently. Walgreens, manage your time better. It's important to stock and stage, but not during projected busy hours like the weekend. No wonder no one wants to work there if you work the employees to burnout with dumb scheduling like that

I haven't hade my blood pressure meds in 4 days because they messed them up. They all have refills…read moreon them but they sent me a message saying I need to contact my doctor for refill. They're idiots. I've been coming to this pharmacy for over 20 years and the past year had been horrible. They will have this lady call to organize you prescriptions and she messes everything up every time. I'm looking for a new pharmacy now.

I bought a pair of Dansko XP2's on Black Friday (11/24/17) this year at the Walking Company in the…read moreNewport News, VA area. I typically have difficulty finding comfortable shoes 1) because I have had severely flat feet my entire life and 2) because I had surgery on one foot last year and am still experiencing significant discomfort and inflammation which is still being addressed by my podiatrist. At the time of purchase, the clerk advised that as long as I didn't damage them (wear them outside, etc) I could return them with my receipt within 30 days. I kept them for a couple of weeks (trying them on at different times of the day because sometimes that will affect the way a shoe fits) but then decided I should go back to the store and discuss the fit with the sales associate. So I went to the Tuckahoe store, explained my situation to the associate there, tried a different size and decided to exchange them for a smaller size in the same style (XP2). I stayed with this style because I liked the option of the removable footbed since I typically use orthotics in my shoes (per podiatrist recommendation). This associate advised that again I had 30 days (assuming no damage) to return if I wasn't satisfied. I kept this 2nd pair for a couple more weeks but unfortunately concluded that this fit was too snug. So yesterday (12/30/17), I decided to return to the Tuckahoe store and either exchange for the original size (and live with the large fit) or to try another style. It was a different associate this time so I again explained my issue. Although I really wanted to stick with the XP2, I decided to go with The Professional instead. When it was time to make the actual exchange, I was informed by a different associate (who I eventually learned was the store manager), that this would be my final sale. She said that the 30 day exchange period was based on the date of my initial purchase on 11/24. She went further to say that based on that I was technically outside of that window but that as the store manager she would make the exchange for me this final time. I was in shock! No one had ever mentioned the 30 days starting from the initial date of purchase. It would make sense that the 30 day period started when you made the purchase regardless of the original date and it would also have made sense for me to have been advised of this when I made my previous exchange..but okay fine. Now knowing this is a final sale, she then asked if I was completely sure that this was the pair I wanted. Well no I'm not completely sure, but what choice did i have?...Refunding was not an option either (although, based on my receipt, I was within 30 days of my most recent exchange, but I was outside of their 30 designated day window) so I was going to have to leave with something. To add insult to injury, the new pair was less expensive than the original, by $15, so I was informed that I needed to purchase something else to make it more of an even exchange...really? And when I did select a cleaner/conditioner product there was a difference of $.10 which they were trying to get me to purchase more product to cover. They, of course, could not give me the $.10 so I told them to keep it but they claimed they couldn't do that either. I had already purchased 2 unexpected products so I didn't really want more, but after reviewing my receipt, it appears that the addition of state sales tax covered the whopping $.10 difference. It should also be noted that they felt the need to confiscate all of my original receipts and my new receipt was marked "ALL SALES ARE FINAL". This experience was so upsetting to me that I actually called the customer service center today. I wanted to find out if this was truly their policy but all I really learned was that they are mainly customer service for the online market. All they could say was that some stores crack down on exchange/returns because some people violate those policies. Well that is all well and good, but I am not one of those people and I resented being made to feel like I was in the wrong. It was obvious that the shoes had not been worn, were in their original box and I had both my original and exchange receipts. I wasn't trying to hide anything or get over on anyone. But if it is your policy, to only allow exchanges within one 30-day window, then fine, it should be stated up front. Although everyone was super nice in this store, this experience left a bad taste in my mouth because I felt as though there were implications made that I had done something wrong when all I was trying to do was find the most comfortable fit and make the best purchase I could. I really like the Dansko styles and they are great for my feet when I have the right fit but I can definitely say there will no more shoe purchases from this store for me.